The Roses B&B in Portree: Photos and Reviews

The Roses B&B has two guest rooms: a king room with an ensuite bathroom and a double room with a private bathroom across the hall (bathrobes provided). The king room includes a walk-in shower and a bathtub, while both rooms offer flat-screen TVs and free toiletries from the hosts. Guests can use the shared lounge with a fridge, armchairs, and a small table for relaxation.

The daily breakfast offers continental and Full English/Irish options, with homemade items like yogurt, cakes, bread, and smoked salmon. Guests receive a menu the night before to select their preferences, and gluten-free options are available. Breakfast is served in a bright dining room overlooking the garden, and slices of homemade cake are offered to take away for the day.

The B&B provides secure bike lock-up and boot trays for outdoor gear, along with a guest lounge for planning outings. Activities include archery, cycling, hiking, and movie nights on the property. Free on-site parking is available, and the hosts offer local insights on restaurants and road conditions via email before arrival.

The Roses B&B is a 15-20 minute walk from Portree town centre, with sidewalks and lighting the whole way. Nearby attractions include Talisker Distillery (17 km), the Old Man of Storr hiking trail, and Dunvegan Castle. The location also offers easy access to the Isle of Skye's scenic hiking trails and bird watching in the B&B's garden.

The hosts commit to sustainability with minimal single-use plastic and environmentally friendly practices. The B&B is community-oriented, providing boot trays and a secure bike lock-up to encourage outdoor activities. The garden is maintained for bird watching, and the hosts share local knowledge to enhance the travel experience.

Rooms: King room with ensuite, double with private bathroom

Breakfast: Homemade yogurt, cakes, gluten-free options

Amenities: Secure bike lock-up, guest lounge, boot trays

Activities: Archery, cycling, hiking, movie nights

Sustainability: Minimal single-use plastic practices